AppSpy: Spider-Man: Total Mayhem is an easy to pick up and hard to put down action-brawler that not only does justice to the comic book hero, but to the game genre itself.
Nintendo started the mainstream push into glasses free (autostereoscopic) 3D gaming with its Nintendo 3DS system earlier this year. While sales were decent for the device, the price point, hardcore focus and lack of killer app games have failed to replicate the mainstream success of Nintendo DSi. But a strong E3 with top-tier 3D games like the just-released Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time 3D and the upcoming Kid Icarus Uprising, Mario Kart 3D, Luigi’s Mansion 3D, Tekken 3D and Super Mario 3D; should help attract a broader audience to the device, especially once Nintendo offers a price cut.
I can see HTC keeping up the support but LG not so much sadly or not as much as HTC.
I am eyeing an HTC for my next phone. LG is garbage. they only stay afloat because they make their garbage affordable.
I should warn you that mobile phone aren't as secure as you think they are and can be easily hacked.
So if you're into gaming ( others etc. ), chances are your bank account details aren't safe.
I have the HTC Evo 3D. While I initially bought it just to have a newer, faster phone, I am quite suprised how good the 3D is. 3D gaming on it is pretty cool and doesn't feel gimicky.
Video games and comic books haven't got along well in the past. Perhaps because video games and franchises in general are nearly always quickly produced cash-ins, the two have butted heads ever since the first Superman game hit the Atari. With the Thor movie and its terrible tie-in games recently debuting, it seemed like a good time to praise the few that got it right. Thankfully, several amazing games have risen up and gone the extra mile to create an experience that's worthwhile despite the challenges.
Pocket Gamer - Spider-Man was conceived as an awkward teen to appeal to an awkward teen readership, but he’s grown to become one of the most successful and best-loved super heroes of all time.
Spider-Man video games (and indeed super hero video games in general) used to be similarly awkward, clunky affairs. Ultimate Spider-Man: Total Mayhem shows just how much they’ve grown.
